Mount Laurel resident Sean P. Odea is an ardent Rich Dennison supporter. Dennison is the newly-announced Democratic candidate for New Jersey’s third congressional district.

Full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2018/01/16/dennisonsupporter

An in-depth interview with Democratic candidate for New Jersey’s third congressional district, Rich Dennison. Dennison announced his candidacy only two weeks ago. We talk about his internship at the White House under President Clinton, his thoughts looking back on the Clinton and Obama presidencies, how he plans on appealing to the large number of Republicans in the district, and why Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump.

The full story: https://citizensmedia.tv/2018/01/09/richdennison/

Full meeting: https://soundcloud.com/peopleconversations/20171002prsdboefull

A *great* conversation with progressive Democratic candidate for New Jersey Governor, and current councilman of Tenafly, Mark Zinna. This is an in-depth discussion of Mark's political history and his platform. Article to follow.

An interview with Westampton Township Mayor C. Andre Daniels, and the controversies that have swirled around the town's committee over the past few years. The full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2017/06/02/candredaniels

After thirty-nine years of unabashedly progressive legislation, New Jersey State Senator Raymond J. “Ray” Lesniak is not afraid to brag: “There is no other legislator in the history of the state of New Jersey, or in any other state, that has sponsored more progressive and more effective environmental protection laws than I have.”

The full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2017/04/23/raylesniak

Lisa McCormick is a Democratic candidate for New Jersey Governor. Her partner, campaign manager, and political consultant is long-time Democratic strategist James Devine. McCormick, who is based in Rahway, is a small business owner and the proud stepmom of a 17-year-old son.

The full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2017/03/29/lisamccormick

An interview on March 5th, 2017, with Dave Williams, member of Indivisible: NJ 3rd District and a MacArthur constituent, who is about to attend his first ever townhall (It's my first as well). Dave became involved in politics only after Trump was elected president, and has started a blog on the subject. (I myself became involved in politics in August 2015, after discovering Bernie Sanders. Before that I did nothing but blindly vote for Democrats.)

The full story: http://citizensmedia.tv/2017/03/28/davewilliams

Mark Fury is a criminal defense attorney and the former mayor of Plainfield, New Jersey, serving for a single term during the latter half of the 1990s. After losing his reelection, Mark left politics for 20 years. The drama and urgency of this election is what brought him back. We met at the November monthly meeting for Our Revolution: South Jersey.

Mark voted for Hillary Clinton during the democratic primaries, "because I know her friends" and, "having been the victim of the Democratic Party myself, I didn't think [Bernie Sanders] could win," adding that the "Democratic Party is sometimes hard on newcomers."

The full story:

https://proudberniesandersdemocrat.wordpress.com/2016/12/04/markfury

A conversation with Kitty Snyder and John Laurits, on how progressives can survive and thrive in a Trump administration. In particular, how can we express ourselves through protests and actions, without alienating or being blatantly disrespectful to Trump supporters? Can we join forces in any way?

The full story:

https://proudberniesandersdemocrat.wordpress.com/2016/11/16/progressivesintrumpworld/